The neighborhood looks nice and well maintained with plenty of shopping and dining available.
The hotel itself is old and run down. Upon check in, I had to wait while the desk clerk retrieved a deposit-style box for a guest (female, with no shoes). The guest proceeded to take pills out of the safe box and consume them and they chit-chatted for 5-10 minute afterwards, while I was waiting to check in.
When I was checked in, I was not given any instructions on how to get to my room and I when I asked, I was mortified when she said my room number out loud. That's not something a security-cautious clerk should do for anyone, especially when it's a solo female traveler.
If you're looking for convenient, safe parking, forget about it. Not even the handicapped spaces are close to the front door. Most of the rest of the parking is far away from the building and not well lit.
The interior halls and the room was old, dated and, most likely, the cheapest materials and furnishings you could get. The lampshades were stained and didn't fit properly, the cabinets were chipped and there was a pair of dirty socks left in the room.
If you want anything to use in the kitchen, you have to ask for it at the front desk. There is nothing but a kitchen towel in there - not even a coffee pot.
The tub and sink in the bathroom did appear clean and there was plenty of very hot water. However, there were several strands of long black hair on the towels and very weak pressure from the shower head.
